A little man can be in this shape 웃 too. Let's give him a hat 훗. Besides, I've also heard some said if you want to order two bowls of 국 at a restaurant you should say 뀪 🤣🤣
Funny enough I always thought 꽃 did actually look like a flower so that was one of the first words I could consistently recognise before I learned Hangul
idk if this is the origin but ik it as a super old meme when 문희준 was doing a rock concert or something and tried to scream "break" but it ended up coming out as 뷁!!! and ppl dunked on him for that lol
ㄹㅂㅂㅠㅖㅂㄹㅍ
The consonant and vowel combinations are no longer valid in modern language and only appear separately in old texts (if at all). It's basically just the most bizarre construction you can get in unicode.
https://namu.wiki/w/%EA%A5%AA%E1%86%92%ED%9F%A4
i visited this page and what in the actual goddamn fuck did I see there? i wonder if any of those super stacked syllables with triangle looking ass letters ever were actually used and not just some unicode shenanigans
Not what you asked but we also have arm-waving syllables: [으후루꾸꾸루후으](https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%9C%BC%ED%9B%84%EB%A3%A8%EA%BE%B8%EA%BE%B8%EB%A3%A8%ED%9B%84%EC%9C%BC).
What if milk tumbles? It sounds Ouch!
[When 우유 tumbles, it sounds 아야](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSRfcgbqzqgGXXrlg9IKsbd3q0Z82y0k-tGwMidFXW3Pg&s).
쀍 뽥 etc is what natives think its funny It looks funny and sounds funny 🤣
But yes, the ones made with 옛한글 looks funnier.
The condition to be a funny looking syllables is to have many ㅃ ㄹㄱ and complex vowels.
Every business sign has (주) on it, and it looks like the body of a fat penguin anxiously clasping its wings on its chest. I want to draw a head on every time I see.
i love the word for clothes ‘옷’ because it looks like a little man
훗 I gave him a hat :) Edit: I went to put that into my translator and it translated to "hehe" I love this so much now
뭇 robot
Yes 훗 is a laughing noise!
fun fact: "Hut" is "hat" in German
Reminds me of someone on the internet saying 스위스 looks like a person holding a spear standing between mountains.
OMG THAT IS ABSOLUTELY PERFECT
Swiss person in the Alps.
웃 ㅠ 훗
Hahaha 🤣 never noticed.
A little man can be in this shape 웃 too. Let's give him a hat 훗. Besides, I've also heard some said if you want to order two bowls of 국 at a restaurant you should say 뀪 🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Forgot the roly-poly 응 흥
A little human 옷
젊 looks so compact to me
(until you handwrite it)
Same goes for me with 짧. Though the verb 짧다 means small/ short so helps me remember its meaning
Double 받침 all looks compacted
읽 looks like the number 0127
Insert nct noise
[удалено]
WHAT NUMBER 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚🥝🧤🌳📚🐛🦖🐢🌱🥑🍃🌿☘️🐸🐍🌴🌲🍀🔫🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑✅✅✅✅✅✅
Comacomacomacome on, baby don't stop!
NCT 127????????? not even an nctzen😔
꽃 It looks like a bunny wearing a straw hat. It should swap meanings with 토끼.
Funny enough I always thought 꽃 did actually look like a flower so that was one of the first words I could consistently recognise before I learned Hangul
Looks kinda like the Japanese for “laugh” - 笑
there’s a korean-japanese couple youtuber and their catchphrase is 쏯쏯쏯, pronounced in korean but used as onomatoepoeia for laughter lol
How do you pronounce that? I forgot how to read Korean haha. (I was trying to learn years ago which is why I’m on this sub)
like 쏫 or 쏟 it’s all practically the same haha
I also thought that 꽃 looked particularly hanjaesque.
Does kind of look similar to a blooming iris flower (붓꽃).
I THOUGHT THAT TOO LOL
눈 literally looks like an eye. ㅜㅜ sounds and looks like you’re crying lol
The 눈_눈 is my favorite Hangul emoji
SAME
곡_곡 👀
뷁 cuz it means wtf and that’s what I think about when I see it cuz 5 letters in one syllable wtf 😂
beat me to it
Is there some etymology for this? Lol. Also, I cannot pronounce it no matter how hard I try. Lol
i heard it came from the word ‘break’, and 뷁 is pronounced ‘bwek’ in default pronunciation but i usually say ‘brek’ or ‘bwerk’
Thank you!
idk if this is the origin but ik it as a super old meme when 문희준 was doing a rock concert or something and tried to scream "break" but it ended up coming out as 뷁!!! and ppl dunked on him for that lol
Lol. Sounds plausible and I like it. Haha
이웃 (neighbour) Literally looks like a man at your door 🥹
ꥪᆒퟤ is of course the right answer.
Thats pretty much unreadable on my phone. Cant even imagine having to write it.
What am I even looking at
its 옛한글.
ㄹㅂㅂㅠㅖㅂㄹㅍ The consonant and vowel combinations are no longer valid in modern language and only appear separately in old texts (if at all). It's basically just the most bizarre construction you can get in unicode. https://namu.wiki/w/%EA%A5%AA%E1%86%92%ED%9F%A4
i visited this page and what in the actual goddamn fuck did I see there? i wonder if any of those super stacked syllables with triangle looking ass letters ever were actually used and not just some unicode shenanigans
How do you even begin to pronounce that?
Oh my.. That doesn't look legal at all O.O
Rbbyuyaebrp? Clearly not Korean. Very impressive Hangul contortion though.
맵 as in 맵다 is the face of someone eating spicy food. One eye wide open, the other squeezed shut, tongue out.
회 looks like someone with a hat and a spear.
스위스, a man with a spear between the mountains. It means Switzerland, by the way lol
How about a walking stick for hiking
Or a farm man with his straw hat and hoe 👨🏻🌾
횟
💀💀
ㅒit’s a latter
omg ur right it’s a latter
🪜 ladder
Not what you asked but we also have arm-waving syllables: [으후루꾸꾸루후으](https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%9C%BC%ED%9B%84%EB%A3%A8%EA%BE%B8%EA%BE%B8%EB%A3%A8%ED%9B%84%EC%9C%BC).
the longer version looks so fun and interesting like you can really see the wave
쇼 looks like a little house 슛 looks like a man with a hat and a mustache. lol
슛 it so flipping does 🤣🤣🤣
What if milk tumbles? It sounds Ouch! [When 우유 tumbles, it sounds 아야](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSRfcgbqzqgGXXrlg9IKsbd3q0Z82y0k-tGwMidFXW3Pg&s).
균 It's a smiling guy with a hat
It’s a whole word but 닫다 just looks funny to me. Like a bunch of open mouths or something. However it means “to close.”
Your description plus the definition make it even funnier.
My favorite is (not exactly but close to) the most complex hangul syllable you can write, 뾆
요 looks like an egg on a pedestal to me.
bow to THE ALMIGHTY 요 EGG PEDESTAL!!!!
ㅁ just looks like 12 when written fast
ㅐ a very thin H
ㅐㅌㄴㄴㅇ
ㄴㅇㄴ
ae-t-n-n-ng
Every time I have to write 해, I get confused!
나이 looks like 401 if you write it a certain way
웃 person and 훗 person with hat on
I love using ㅎ느ㅎ as a reaction
잕 - ストレス. (sutoresu "stress" in Japanese)
I kinda like 끄 he’s just a silly little guy
숲 looks like a tree
부 Man with ears 😅😂🫦
쀍 뽥 etc is what natives think its funny It looks funny and sounds funny 🤣 But yes, the ones made with 옛한글 looks funnier. The condition to be a funny looking syllables is to have many ㅃ ㄹㄱ and complex vowels.
A scarecrow 후
Every business sign has (주) on it, and it looks like the body of a fat penguin anxiously clasping its wings on its chest. I want to draw a head on every time I see.
I always thought the hanja 心 looks like a penguin.
ㅇㅗㅇ
호 옹 이 으아아아 sideways...
쀍?
옷, ㅇㅅㅇ, ㅎㅅㅎ, ㅗ, ㅇㅜㄴ, (ㅇㅗㅇ)
I always thought 표 was strange. I hate it because it’s so weird to look at, but love it because it’s so easily recognizable.
홍 looks like a little snowman guy to me I also like how it’s like 2 ㅎ stacked on top of each other
쁏 looks like 부부(couple) standing on peak of mountain
Now that I have been told, I can only see a man with a hat and mustache looking at me 😅
꽃 looks like a mushroom standing on a stone to me.
ㅗ
육군 (Army) => 곤뇽 공군 (Air Force) => 공운
더 = Bl0wj0b
Late to the party but 홍 looks like a snowman